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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-02
LYRICS OF BOSTON CULTURE.

LYRICS OF BOSTON CULTURE.
When the winds are wailing with weird and dis
mai wall
And the fiinsy flakes are flying on the pinions of
the gale,
When tine fierce Atlantic pillows, with a sullen,
angry roar,
Rush up the sandy beach and dash against the
rock bound shore.
When from the Polar regions comes the frost KING
in his might,
When we hear the storm iends shTieking through
the tenebrihc night,
When for Christmas geese and turkeys local states
men shake the dice,
And in suburban ponds men fish for pickerel
through the ice,
When of smoking buckwheat pancakes men can
scarcely get enough,
1t is then the gentle maiden wants a sealskin
sacque and muff.
THE OLD STORY.
He came to the sanctum one night
The place where the editors wright
Ii was hungry, he said,
And be wanted some bread,
Would be glad TO get even blight
He had served in Il cavalry corps
In the war for the Union, he sworps;
Rode charger milk white,
Was the first in each fife,
AID slaughtered his foes by the scorps.
But to his appeals for pension
The government paid no attension;
He was old and rheumatic
And half paralytic,
And his woes were too numerous to mension
His case was hard one, no doubt,
So some of the boys went aboubt
And raised him
That for some time to cum
, Would keep him, and then he went oubt.
When he in the court was arraigned
Next morning, the cause was explaigned:
He had wasted the
That we gave him in rum
He has since at the island remaigned-
Boston Courier.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-02

BUILDERS OF STEAM MACHINERY, IN ALL
d it's branches; Steamboat, Steamship, Land
Engines and Boilers, High Pressure or Com
pound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete
with bulls of wood, iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when adj
Visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con-
structed with reference to the trade III which
they are to be employed. Speed, tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans Also all
Boiler Iron Work connected Herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler or Sheet Iron, of any
size made in suitable lengths for connecting
together, or Sheets Rolled Punched and Packed
for shipment, ready to be riVeted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIVETING, Boiler Work and
Water Pipes made by this ESTABLISHING MT, riV-
eted by hydraulic riveting machinery, that
quality of work being far superior to nand
Work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE AGENTS and manufacturers for the Pa
cifc Coast of the Heme Safety Boiler.
PUMPS+Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
Davy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
j. N. s. WILLIAMS. ..-..Honolulu
Room No 3, upstairs, Spreckels Block,
551marI2d&wtf Agent for Hawaiian Islands.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-02
"ENeLIsH AS SHE is SPOKE"

Oh tailor, press my suit to-day"
The young man cried in sorrow;
berauSe my girl expects that
NiH press my suit tomorrow"
-heSe clothes wear are thin and old,
ANA scarcely worth a hooter,
And such a sutton as am
I'M sure would never suit her"
of course, " the tailor said with glee,
10 see the young mans sorrow;
ny lawyer has your last years bills,
HeH press the suit tomorrow"
Washington Critic.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-02

w H TAYLOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES President
JOS MOORE. .Superinte nde MT
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-02
THERE is NO PERFECTION ON EARTH

Her eyes are like the stars which shine on high,
Her voice is like the evening zephyr's sigh,
Her handsare whtest marble tipped with pearl,
Her feet-alas, she's Chicago girl.
Cincinnati Merchant Traveller.
Her cheeks are like the rose that blooms in June
Her eyes are blue as skies at summer noon,
der chin-it sets ones senses in a whirl,
Her mouth-alas. she's an Ohio girl
Chicago Rambler.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16
POLICE JURY.
MONDAY, July II,

MONDAY, July IL, 1887.
The Board met in regular ses-
sion. Present, Mr.. Long, presi.
dent, and Mess. Erwin, Cochran,
Sewer, Richardson and Fischel.
Mr.. Cochran moved, and Mr..
Erwin seconded the motion that
the clerk be instructed TO turn
over the office occupied by the
Board to Mr. Beer and to notify
him that the building was at his
disposal, and that the clerk be in
structed to move the Office fixtures
to the Court House. Adopted.
The petition of the Building AS
ISOLATION for the refunding of taxes
on their property was read.
Mr.. Cochran moved that the
taxes on the Building Association
property be RENTED for the years
1886 and 1887, in consideration of
the use of the ground occupied by
the Clerks Office, seconded by
Mr.. Fisehel and adopted.
The petition in regard to Ben
Good and his mother was read by
the clerk Referred to mcmher
from that ward.
The petition of Mrs. H. Amis,
in regard to care of pauper, was
read and $3.50 per month allowed
in future for care of said pauper.
The bill of Lem Scott, Sheriff Of
Richland Parish, was referred TO
the finance committee.
The report of the Treasurer was
read showing a balance Of S52S.17
to the General Fund and S. 800 to
the Court House Fund.
The president appointed Mess.
Murphy and Sewer a committee
to examine the Treasurer's report
and destroy the vouchers.
Mr.. Fischel moved shat the
Board take a recess till 2 O'Clock,
p. m. After appointing Mr.. Rich
ardson a member of the Finance
Committee. the president declared
the Board adjourned till 2 O'Clock.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16
RAILROAD LAKE. .

This is the name of the new lake
located in the lower part of town,
and caused by the ", s. & p. fill
ling in the natural drainage of that
part of town, and failing to provide
another outlet. 1t is a very small
job to dig a drainage ditch that
would prevent the water from
piling up in that neighborhood and
overlooking several squares. From
the filling In, clear up to the street
the church is on, is overlooked
every time heavy rain falls.
Yesterday a week ago, we had a
very heavy rain, which began car
ly in the morning and fell steadily
for several hours. The result was
that all along the railroad for over
two squares, and back TO the first
street from the railroad Gin many
places entirely across and beyond
the slreet) the water was from Il
foot to two feet in depth, and the
unfortunate inhabitants had to get
about their yards in boats or take
to the water and wade. Now this
is outrageous. 1t is directly the
fault of the railroad company, and
there ought to be some way Of
compelling them to remedy the
evil. There is surely some way to
have such outrages corrected, and
it is surely the duty of some one to
attend to it. Requests don't produce
any results; something more pos
tive should be tried. 1t is hor-
rible to have this lake. 1t is al
most sure to cause sickness, prob
ably has done so already, and it
ought to be remedied. Who is the
nan to take the matter in hand,
and why don't he do it 2
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16

Mr.. Cleveland's letter declining
TO visit st. Louis, on account of
the Grand Army howl, is criticised
by the New York World, and
properly so. He was not invited
by the Grand Army; he was in
vited by the citizens of st. Louis.
and the dissatisfaction ofthe Grand
Army had nothing to do with the
matter. Let the Grand Army
make fools of themselves if thew
want to; it was none of Mr.. Cleve-
lands business. He would have
done better to have made his visit
and to have ignored the Grand
Army.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16

1t looks as if the Panama Canal
enterprise is doomed. While not
more than one-fifth of the work
has been done, the company has
already expended more than
double the original estimate of its
cost, and the money on hand will
not last more than four or five
months longer. 1t is now report
ed that the builders of the canal
have to contend not only with a
sliding mountain ON one side of
the cut in the Culebra Division.
bat also with a rising bed in other
parts of the line. The Engineer
1ng News has been informed that
4 the lower parts of the route the
bottom of the ditch is continually
breed upward by the weight of
|he excavated material deposited
- each side. SO that in some
ices 'sit requires q healthy and
working dredge to hold its
The quantity taken out
oditions i included |
ehow he total
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16
Second Day:

the Board met. Present Mess.
Sewer, Cochran and Arm strong,
who arrived the day before, after
adjournment. No quorum. After
waiting some time and no other
members of the Board appearing
Mr.. Sewer was elected president
pro tenn, and on motion of Mr..
Cochran. it was resolved that the
Board adjourn subject to call and
the president be requested to call q
special meeting on Tuesday. July
10. Adjourned.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16
NOTICE.

Taken from a colored man on
the Mississippi river, and supposed
to have been stolen. One Skiff and
a bale of cotton. ...
The rightful owner can recover
same by applying to the under
signed. and paying charges.
ADAMS KELLOGG.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16
AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Board met after recess.
The report of the finance COM
mittee was read, and on motion of
Mr.. Sewer, adopted, as follows:
To the Hon. Board of Police Jurors.
We, your Finance Committee, report
that we have examined and approved
the following bills:
H. b. Holmes, Feeding Prison
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16
The Cosmopolitan, the very best

The Cosmopolitan, the very best
low priced magazine in the coun-
try, has removed from Rochester
TO New York City. 1t will com i
pare favorably in interest, and
stands shoulder to shoulder, in
ability, with the best 81 magazines
while it is only half the price. If
you want a first-class magazine at
a low price, subscribe for the Cos
mopolitan.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16

n blue pencil marx at this para
graph indicates that your s"Jscrip-
ton ,ciU expire IN too aceeks.
Il blue pencil marx at thi8 para =
graph means that this IS the last time
the paper miH be sent to you unless
the subscription price is recciced be-
fore merit Issue.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16

The TINES is in receipt of the
Agricultural crop report, for June,
ofthe La. Agricultural Department.
The showing is very satisfactory,
but the excessive rains of July
will materially reduce the status
Of the crops.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16

Political interest is centred in
New Orleans, where the saints and
the "big four" are trying to recon-
cile themselves to each other. 1t
is q bitter dose for both crowds.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16

Mr.. Thos. Mcnamara died at
Delta, Wednesday, July 6. He
was an old resident of Madison
parish, having come here before
the war. Of late years he had
been a great part of his time in the
employ of the ", S. e. P. as Sec
ton boss.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16

Jake Sharp, the convicted bri.
Der, was to have been sentenced
on the 18th, but owing to the ILL.,
ness of Judge Barrett, the SEN
tence was not pronounced on that
day.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16

If the ", S, L. P. would grade
the road crossings, dig that drain
age ditch and give Mr.. Bond the
Grand American Bounce, they
would make themselves mighty
popular.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16

The Nichols boom is nearly
ripe; the curl is beginning to
wither and die.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1887-07-16
Subscribe $500
Incorporate.

Ruston has q Railroad Lake and
wants O drainage ditch dug.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05
ARRESTED eY REQUEST.
A Kalamazoo Girl Taken in Custody at
abe Caioa Depot


ths Cnioa Depot
OHicer CowelL Of the ( JniOn Depot, yes
tsriay morning arrested young woman
shortly after she stepped from the c. r s
I. train from the sogta At the telesraphic
reqpsss OF sheriff Montague. Of Kalamazoo.
and she was Looked 10 jail % await the
coming of the officers foa the celery towa.
The dispatch gave a description Of the
vomsn. Who is young. pretty and well
dressed and .atima,si that she was wanted
for stealing Her actions on the train we're
such as I'D attract the attention 0f The con-
dactof a. shs Tss ssa'rst 90 the aides toilet
room sorn after che train started and re-
NAMED there until within a few miles of
ttis city. W hen sbe emerged with \ material
chang In her attire. pom reaching this
civ she stepped from the train CO tue op-
pcsifs SIDE from The depot snt fastened
away almost on a rln toward the brie<
frsishs house. and then followed Almy-sr.
sonfhwart. The girl ~ frs, refused O. give
her name. bus fna.lV said it vas Net!ie BIZ
fsrbeude- and thai she had worked 81 dii-
fsrent times in this city. she eft here two
weeSs ago for fhirs 20. and on Saturday re-
tnr1eti 'o Kalamazoo where she spent sun
dsv. She declares she - innocent of anv
crime. and Knows not Why she should be
arrested 8 proceeding she very vigorously
protested against az fhe depot She was
fsker fo isil and sheriff Montague came up
lssf ght sni sill fa<e her hsck this morn
inr She wsutei % answer a charge ~
larceny stealing clothing from family Tor
whom she worked.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

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las sesG. tiss.Ltll t.e1fss A--i1.-e-i-
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years. h4s sesn sent % TIE Eatorm scnoe
flf three years flr stealing palr ~ al,ties2
flIiul ths store 1f Al =. Drake.
sssnseat mail service las been sstab-
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in az a<'itl an, = 80. so''.a.i. -
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Information frou, Aln@aa ssys. The log
seassn - afo,.t sqer although many Of ths
can .ra vef la ecerafi8n. There are a.
least one hun.irei snd thirty million feet 81
fo.rs an iae various iandiazs a. dsis. and
the mills =. Alpena sul haYs a fail stock
or ioes TO ne coming season Il iAs ofifes
2fe 81 1esai'A.
ManIsfee iar1r1fr TIE mills Vii Do
really for Dusiness Hhen the the axe :
clear % Ice. excepting. perhaps, M:asrs-
Buckley g Doug as 4lt from present sg-
pearance they wili not os ao.s % tuTn over
before Nay 4 Tie M8nislse salt g Lam-
ber company mIll is prepared % sIalt ep,
aud N.ll lLeiy 10 81 on Monday 0r Tues
daT
tfha annual oasefiog ~ Battle Greek
Coon.sn.t,-r ~ sa II she foIlsWtar
,ffi..r. So .l..ta.l. q, 3. f,ri.SefI Eo,i-
n@of ls,ro,.r.ter. A. r Pocx Gener.l "a
- ft.. Isl <.oh,f. C.,s.i-, t.ar.r.i.
Isn4- F.r<ase', P-.Ial. ~ U Eftnnan
- Vraria9. A \ Eaak Ir WarIao. Wm.
Andrns Tress..-s-. f,,,sne g. lss.. Ree,r.lsr.
A . Hin@s sfandari 8.arsr. q i Wns9n
sword R..arer D b Hallilay. Warden. j.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

Oven T. Turtle Two months $50 organ
irsa a class for the production of The L.
tls Tvcoon" af Powers the midils os the
present month. Ehs pay Is an American
cor.gwri-tf and Wliism Spencer she
author has ur1hihitet Mr. Turtle giving
hrs opsrs. The ssme east vii oegin the
tfe s-afv of The ~oreerer an English
proiucfion. az oace. and VII give il a.
PoVers ir scout six weeks
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05
& LYON.

a god baek = the pEeeiosis ille- hood of mas
teE spirit ILfOS.
la tns nixCesi e.f l.izltiOa The book = stii TIE
his8e-i clsl Ilf-- f,fEal,oA.
Ia pr p lfllo1 s5cles1 ret1es. nes oookz Ailst
eSes zee lfae more Eeres,aFE -tsoL 1,all A.
tDzt mas uls carries good ooox - i1mAy
u a telel4lloF ~ toFt.
Macy shal ruu q ana 20 and kn0wIetss shall
ilcrtass -DAStsL xlt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

Ticket Agent Almqu.st of the q r. e T.
ofzcs AZ the Union depot received word
yesterday morning thst Pew. C. II. Thomas,
ths eoiorel pastor Of the Spring St5ses NJ
r. church hnd been seriously injured at
NssavfIie while oct riding. NJ. laoDas
h,1 previous t0 leaving he-s taken 0uf ar
-s,.eI.isrr policy with Mr Alnoust snd
il ihrs drawing suraefhirS to meet 81
ranses with durnE bis l'1ess a. that pace.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

Tie Govcru meat oficials have estss-
Gshsd mail service en- the new Mgskegon.
Grand Rarifs a Indiana road The distauce
beng 81 - miles lhe mail I'd Be carried SIX
times a week. Or ss rfuea orerer as IA rs
nav ran. commencing or Ar1i =. t7
Thi- vi zive riie Fe1cs % kaysnns and
rther roinfs along tle line daily ~1ail
facilities. which Eil he greatly appreciated
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05
GRAND RAPIDS nAKKErs


FaFna Produce From First III HAads-
Apples-sSG,ltv per 6usAei. exr'a the, sl--J
= sts1 . per barrel
Eldi4s~ n and ulcxsd a. 1esl - p<r btlsnei-
EGf.er--t resn roi l>fa-lc dairy --SZlc.
Cheese state. -. .8lie. New York I'll cream
Ieulsc.
Clover SEEDS ga 60 per busneL
Dried trits-Appits. eTapOEa.et e1iJc per
pound. quarters sQtc per pound cherries
i3s ~ pei p5und peaches. lAsl.c per pound
kggs-fgc-i4. .tti-c.
Flesa sisa - Dressed hogs - 5Ab 75 per cwt-
mai "a 81 90 go. veal ,, CoSo ~, beef - otS
so.
tlssin--Whest- Clauson 1'cs Lancaster 7sc.
Oats. Jlt1'tc. kye. t>As5oc. Corn. avg i-c- Bar
lew . = al ~ percEL
Hides Green &C. Part cured 80 G. cured
10. e8if skins. 5 % i pounds. SIC. Kip skius
green &C. cured. ca itc. desil skins AAG,ooc each.
sh-fp relts gCcGti, wool being estimated a. DC
Fer Jolld-
HOney-9Gilc. strained. s6sec-
Hay-rmOlhy y . IS per Ions clover sl0Gi-
Ea ed si6.
Onlons-ss'clsSl 90.
Poullry-Tusxcys dressed, 1-8i2t4c; ducks, 100
lie. i0wls :. q lZ'4c.
E0tatct-s--,-.l etiC
Ruta BtglS--D &c
straw-s5 per ton s3a5 % per load.
TaliOw-Z' sE82t &C. per -.
No1i-N ashes. 23Aa-Sc. unwashed Sf1e-third OF
Woo.l-Bi0ck stove wood 81 5eBZ per cord. four
faCt HuLl $50 ~ per cord.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

A speciat meeting Of the Michi-an Pas.
senrer Azpnas Associa ion VII Be hsia in
this city today - discuss the Interstate
comuercs Az. which Tsnt ints efTpct So.
sar. ard 20 decide urna scnas e0urae cf
s~fiou With references 90 he puol.ca45a of
t;rss ~srfs and ethe~ ADVERTISING matter in
NseAlrsn newepacpzs
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05
Nails
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.


The Park Livery Stable has been rem owed
70 65 and ~ ken--st.. and Is ready for has-
mess. Tbese stsbies have been th0rougiy
rsd TED srd improvri. and gentlemen hav-
ing horses q hoari viii fiad frst-cl4ss sc-
oniao6aiions Give VS. call and look
he stables over. We can please you.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

a9stl A--ftrsr ca3se4 nl4eratsly ites-se art
s1e4ay aiassf aieat sKsfa = .aat5--., Ail-N-
.l-o sxlFa st3& -otaszll rislf stsst
aaietf .afs.s f1sea 60 thaies exfFs, g. ss ~ Dr-
Nlus i.tIu- sefi4e acl .sles .l@1. eaaA4- .s-e-
-ie1lF IS - aaeE sFet ..ls eils&1 l.4.t sil.t
ar4N. lflI tssGf r4ea VI $50 rs4
HlaIEF -. .45-.s ~ 5 sci ststx - ~ kud NJ .
a. -. 4sr.e NJ ref 4tlfef AAsf -. a 10
June 4. fsIe Eafl eqtlons tsirg srtife 41l
ie.eilltr ll,siaz = 9.ser. stol .0ss clp-ld se4E
lr ia f aalseii sls,t ssles ~ NJ ul2eC 1n-
xr.ssis... rals-.. tes.a143a ~ niEet Aas az.
Eid ~ Islle s.s.e GA 10 5afis ~ 8 5ls ID jay
ass ri4 oacs. - EftS cIit ALI ctss-us - q
.il4AE decline scax l0-s 81 81 alli nca eass-
ea4es ~ S1 shile sts1s g.. So 50 % "a se.
No raj ket Apfi.. 8it.e Ia Nay 5t,zc.
=. -1a.f - western
.aIic4 <0aiiaal.
isra-1sossi al a.4 asavy. 81 IS cash. 81 q
LA 3 ~ ale
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05
Groceries and Provi.ions-wholesa

Ssgsr-Cut loar &c. granulatec. 6,zc. "a 81
95s.r Extra &C. - .es 4c. Yellow c. 4's@4Ae-
toleet4Tcer kiD ls -ilt-c. kio. roasted, letsl-c
Java green. Ite43fc. Java. roasted, 20 s5sc; Mara
Csi5o rOas,ed. lst8zQc; AeXican, roasted. i9g2ic.
Teas-IHpdn. h1t safe japan. medium. 2, g
r-e cstlluary Ist15C. Hysos., Slss50c. gunpowdeE,
aasec. Oolonr s0G0oc; Congo, Nose
Flour S-ssi per cwt.s stfo l-er ooL. patent pro
cess $50 pr eat. $50 per boi-. ali wheat nour
s245 per csL. sl.p per bbl.: buekwneai. s22S9
= 81 per cwL
NH Feed-sereenings sis per ton; bran, 81;
ships slt. mlddiincs u q ie-
Feed-C0ru and oats, i-0lt.
Kerosene Oti-Nicnisan test io1sc Per gallon
water Whhe. fit4c.
tasa liue--iltse per gallon
Seeds-t' lover s. O045 So timothy, = l5e12o
Salt-Nchigan. 75c. EsstcrD, S0c-
Fish-NO. 8 White f.h, S7.-J Per half bnL: other
grades SIS stu per half bol.. trout, sf15; cod
salt sc per ID. clans $40 per hundred camel
ovSfers. selects ~ 2c, smoked Eallpiit. t4 lZc-
PORK ir aafre.s-Ne>s PORK. 1hlcago packed,
IS mails 50. exrra short Cat, $50. standard
clear bac<. 5000.
Iard-Ticrces. -t1c: 81 aud - 10. tuos &c. 81
Ih round tins. 10 cases, ~ ia tn pals. s5tcg
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Beef IN nsrres-Extra mess y varranted 200 Ios,
g. tVos IS. extrs. cone.ess. 81
nutterilc--feGkcS creamery. soilt, l3t4c
r0lls I8c. dairy solid. I1c rolls. l5c-
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05
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We shall open on next Wednesday and
Thursisv. April and :. fine lins % pIf-
tern lsss and sonnsts OF the latest coraoin-
alton in ma,eia ial and colors. Also. a fnll
Ene q the iasest novelties aud trimming
materials. AL are resectftiily invited TO
attend Aukvs S Co.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

It is th- aeuse nos he use thsf has con
3smnes f. FREEMAN ms1icsfei invisibie
Fowter properly applied = usea ~ every
iafr 81 refinement - enta0ce their hesrfy.
sold hv ER. WfEs0S, Druzsist
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

Ask vour grocer for Headlight and Little
Dsisv sosp- II he has not got them ask
blm why hs don's get them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

BESIDES the above we carry full line Of Devo-
iional and Religious WORKS suitable iOr reading
daring The Lenien season. Prayer Book. Hymzals,
bibles, IestaInents, etc. etc
The American Almanac for 81, 25c.
fgll line of Blank Books. Once Supplies.
School Books Stationery. Correspondent farer
- The Fox, Table,. or QI.re Pencils Gold, Steel
aud Qnin Pens; Seals MonograTas, Cards, En-
gravfd ant Written
Nail or:ers FOR books promptly attended TO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

TIE unicTsizneri vii ray the highest mar
hes price for Eeraiock harz % he losssd %
esrs On anr side track na-tb ~ Grand Rap
ais. Corr-sponaeuce s0licifet
y p. Ckkax.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05
ysATcn ms lOLTMN
TuFanrs Justice Guide. Sheep. se.so

Zach week or lisE oI the nost complete liae Of
Books ever offered isr ssle IA tnls stale
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-05

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